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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUpdated nanobind bindings in cpp/tensorrt_llm/nanobind/executor/request.cpp to mark several tle::Result properties as optional on the Python side by adding named arguments with default None to their setters. No changes to serialization or internal data structures. Changes
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857-879: spec_dec_fast_logits_info isn’t serialized in getstate/setstateThe property exists (and now accepts None) but isn’t included in Result pickling. If round-tripping via pickle is expected, consider adding it. Otherwise, ignore.
Confirm whether this field must survive pickling. If yes, consider appending it to the tuple (minimizes index churn):
- if (state.size() != 14) + if (state.size() != 15) { throw std::runtime_error("Invalid Request state!"); } @@ - result.requestPerfMetrics = nb::cast<std::optional<tle::RequestPerfMetrics>>(state[13]); + result.requestPerfMetrics = nb::cast<std::optional<tle::RequestPerfMetrics>>(state[13]); + result.specDecFastLogitsInfo = nb::cast<std::optional<tle::SpeculativeDecodingFastLogitsInfo>>(state[14]); @@ - return nb::make_tuple(self.isFinal, self.outputTokenIds, self.cumLogProbs, self.logProbs, self.contextLogits, - self.generationLogits, self.encoderOutput, self.finishReasons, self.sequenceIndex, self.isSequenceFinal, - self.decodingIter, self.avgDecodedTokensPerIter, self.contextPhaseParams, self.requestPerfMetrics); + return nb::make_tuple(self.isFinal, self.outputTokenIds, self.cumLogProbs, self.logProbs, self.contextLogits, + self.generationLogits, self.encoderOutput, self.finishReasons, self.sequenceIndex, self.isSequenceFinal, + self.decodingIter, self.avgDecodedTokensPerIter, self.contextPhaseParams, self.requestPerfMetrics, + self.specDecFastLogitsInfo);Note: this changes the pickle schema; gate behind a minor version bump or add backward-compat handling if needed.
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Learning: In TensorRT-LLM Python bindings, tensor parameter collections like mla_tensor_params and spec_decoding_tensor_params are kept as required parameters without defaults to maintain API consistency, even when it might affect backward compatibility.
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cpp/tensorrt_llm/nanobind/executor/request.cpp (2)
904-905: None-enabled setters for context_phase_params and request_perf_metrics — LGTMThese are optional fields; allowing None aligns with the rest of the Result API and fixes the tests.
892-898: Allowing None for optional Result fields — LGTMVerified: tle::Result members are std::optional and are serialized/deserialized as std::optional (see cpp/include/tensorrt_llm/executor/executor.h and cpp/tensorrt_llm/executor/serialization.cpp); tests use std::nullopt/.has_value().
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…n result (NVIDIA#7672) Signed-off-by: Linda-Stadter <[email protected]>
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Fix for NVBugs:
The problem was that these tests set some of the Result fields to
None, which is not allowed in nanobind per default. Changing all of the optional fields to allow typeNonenow.The respective tests are passing now.
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